<![CDATA[Waste management at the Faculty of Agricultural Technology (FTP), Udayana University (Unud) has not been carried out properly. FTP has not implemented waste segregation at the source and burning waste which is prohibited following Law No. 18 of 2008. Therefore, a temporary waste storage building was needed to be able to carry out the waste handling and processing process. The purpose of the research is to plan the layout of the temporary waste collection building by considering the type of waste and the existing waste generation. This study used primary data and secondary data. Primary data was obtained from measurement waste generation referred to national Indonesian Standard or SNI 19-3964-1994. Secondary data was conducted a literature study of similar previous research, interviewed to find out the waste management system in FTP, and observed the number of populations who visit the building. An estimation approach was made on the waste generation data obtained becausethe research was conducted during a pandemic. The data obtained and calculated were the weight of 45.85 kg/day and the volume of 1.12 m3/day. The composition of the waste found was leaf waste with a percentage of 55.14%, plastic waste 5.57%, paper waste 4.41%, food waste 9.99 % residual waste 24.89%. The layout used is theU-Shaped type.The sequence of each area in this waste collection building was the reception area, the sorting area, organic waste counting room, composting room, storage room, sanitary room, warehouse, office, and parking area. The layout planning of the temporary waste collection building with the total area of land required from the calculation was 144 m2 (14.4 m x 10.0 m). The placement of the building to the west of the greenhouse FTP Unud and the road access was planned not to interfere with campus mobility.]]>
